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Driving music with an edge that you can get lost in.
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Traditional folk-rock outings that reek of Workingman’s Dead (1970) and the musk of Jerry Garcia’s beard.
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The Anomoanon spin small miracles of magic on Joji by merely using a 70s rock-radio framework as a springboard for deceptively modern and intricate synchronized guitar leads, vocal harmonies borrowed from the Flying Burrito Brothers, and a taut rhythm section lifted from On the Beach/Zuma-era Neil Young.
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Oldham's music, while drawing on familiar influences ' Neil Young and the Grateful Dead are immediately apparent ' is diverse enough that it feels far fresher than a by-the-numbers retread.
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Despite mining decades-old forms, The Anomoanon's honest rock is hard to dislike.
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MojoJoji draws dark arterial blood from backwoods bedrock, mining a country mile adjacent to My Morning Jacket's. [Jan 2005, p.105]
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Paste MagazineThe very best kind of hot, front-porch music. [Apr/May 2005, p.134]
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Joji sounds like a record made by mountains.
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The Anomoanon's vibe, despite their sometime sunniness, is more Led than Dead, but they bring it firmly into the twenty-first century.
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If you like Palace Music, Joji will most likely make your day.
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Nov 8, 2022
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tobbezJan 7, 2005Nearly a ten. Best anomoanon record so far.....or